Sri Madhava Perumal Temple Inscriptions
Recently, according to the inscriptions found at the Sri Madhava Perumal Temple, a major trade route connecting the Kongu region in western Tamil Nadu with southern Karnataka and Kerala had existed over a 1,000 years ago.
- This temple has largely remained submerged in the water spread area of the Bhavanisagar dam in Erode district.
What did Inscriptions Revealed?
- About 10 to 15 inscriptions, each dating back to various periods, were found.
- They revealed a village, named Thuravalur, which existed there over 1,000 years ago with a temple for Thondreeshwaramudiayar (Lord Shiva).
- The area served as peruvali (a trunk road), and traders ....
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